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Science and Technology
Gene therapy restores vision in some patients with inherited blindness
“For her entire life, college student Olivia Cook had only a small degree of central vision. It was as if…
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Education
Berkeley middle-school students march on Jewish preschool
A Jewish community center in the U.S. isn’t responsible for Israel’s military operations in Gaza, just as an Ethiopian restaurant…
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Law and Government
New Jersey bill could let government officials sue you for asking for too much information
Under a bill pending in the New Jersey state legislature, citizens could have a restraining order issued against them for…
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Unyielding
Antiracist activists are being punished for their antisemitism under hate-speech rules they supported
“Antiracist” activists have pushed for hate-speech restrictions in much of the world, but their own speech is sometimes deemed to…
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Science and Technology
English toddler has hearing restored in world’s first gene therapy trial
“A British toddler has had her hearing restored after becoming the first person in the world to take part in…
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Education
Which college majors pay off? A study reveals some answers
Students benefit from some college degrees, but not others. Many master’s degrees don’t pay for themselves. Economist Preston Cooper explains…
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Education
Custodians’ union to sue Columbia over failure to protect them from ‘privileged’, ‘bratty’ protesters
The union representing custodians employed by Columbia University says it will sue over the university’s mishandling of pro-Palestinian protests. Transport…
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Religion
Theology professor prays, ‘Dear God, please help me to hate White people’
“A seminary professor wrote a prayer in which she asks God to help her ‘hate White people'”, reported Campus Reform.…
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Vaccine could save millions from malaria in Africa as 3 more nations roll out vaccine
“In a significant step forward for malaria prevention in Africa, three countries—Benin, Liberia and Sierra Leone—today launched a large-scale rollout…
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Education
Conservative reporter and others attacked at the University of Washington by Antifa
A conservative reporter and several other people were attacked by Antifa, during a May 7 event at the University of…
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Science and Technology
New cancer vaccine triggers fierce immune response to fight malignant brain tumor
A new mRNA cancer vaccine triggers a strong immune response to fight malignant brain tumor, according to a May 1…
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Politics
Illinois changes election law to block some Republican candidates from the ballot
Illinois Governor J.B. “Pritzker signs election bill that would favor Democrats in November,” reports The Chicago Tribune. Illinois’ Democrat-controlled legislature…
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Media
Progressive reporters promote conspiracy theories even as they accuse conservatives of conspiracy theories
The progressive reporters who peddle conspiracy theories about the “Koch Brothers” claim it is a conspiracy theory to accurately point…
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Science and Technology
Lab grown algae could reduce world temperatures
Lab-grown algae could cut greenhouse gas emissions, slowing global warming. Growing algae would be a less destructive approach to cutting…
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Education
Program for minority pilots violates federal civil rights laws, administrative complaint says
A federal civil rights complaint says California Baptist University racially discriminates in collusion with Alaska Airlines, reports The College Fix.…
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Education
Protesters are being trained to take over buildings and assault cops, across the country
Students participating in the Gaza Solidarity Encampments at universities across the country are being trained to take over buildings and…
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Science and Technology
Orangutan uses medicinal plant to heal his injury
“When a wild orangutan in Indonesia suffered a painful wound to his cheek, he did something that stunned researchers: He…
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Law and Government
Japan legalizes joint custody
“Divorced couples in Japan will for the first time be able to negotiate joint custody of their children after parliament…
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Politics
Trump urges Republicans to vote early, either by mail or in person
Donald Trump is urging Republican voters to vote early, whether in person or by mail. “ABSENTEE VOTING, EARLY VOTING, AND…
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Education
Over 130 colleges have closed or merged since 2016
Over 100 colleges have closed or merged since 2016. The College Fix reports on one example: The University of Saint…
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Science and Technology
Company uses microbes and air to make a meat substitute
A Finnish startup has begun to make food using air, solar power, and microbes, reports The Guardian. The result is…
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Education
Colleges and newspapers treat speech as violence, and left-wing calls for violence as free speech
Colleges and the media have glaring double standards about what speech they consider protected. Left-wing students can advocate violence or…
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Law and Government
Biden administration decrees that doctors must perform gender transitions, be part of the transgender conveyor belt
“The Biden Admin just decreed that doctors nationwide must perform gender transitions or suffer federal penalties…This scheme is bad for…
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Law and Government
Unconstitutional New York bill would require users to not produce ‘offensive’ or ‘discriminatory’ speech through artificial intelligence
A bill pending in the New York State Senate would require users to swear they won’t use generative AI to…
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Education
17 states sue Biden over his latest student loan bailout
“Attorney generals for 17 Republican-led states have sued the Biden administration over its latest student loan debt forgiveness plan, arguing…
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Science and Technology
Non-browning apples will be sold soon, making apple slices prettier
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could slice an apple and not have the slices turn brown minutes later? Thanks…
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Economy
Greenhouse gas emissions fell since 2005 even as the economy grew
U.S. greenhouse gas emissions fell “nearly 17 percent from 2005 levels” by 2022, according to the EPA. During that same…
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Foreign Affairs
London police threaten man with arrest for being ‘openly Jewish’ near pro-Palestinian protest
Gideon Falter was minding his own business, trying to cross a London street after attending his synagogue. (London is controlled…
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Business
Oil spills from tankers have fallen by more than 90% over the last half century
“In the 1970s, oil spills from tankers — container ships transporting oil — were common.” Typically, “between 70 and 100…
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Law and Government
White supremacist leader gets 44 Months for conspiring to make death threats against progressive journalist
Some threats federal prosecutors take seriously — others, not so much. When the Center for Individual Rights filed a lawsuit…
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Science and Technology
Artificial intelligence will help prevent power cuts and blackouts
The BBC reports that artificial intelligence will help prevent blackouts and power cuts. As it notes, one way to make…
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Law and Government
Seattle wrongly detained street preacher at abortion rally and LGBTQ pride event, court rules
The Supreme Court has long rejected the idea that speech can be shut down because it triggers a hostile reaction…
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Education
Breast cancer surgeon must submit DEI statement, but not statement about research, to get job as surgeon
Diversity can be more important than merit or scholarship to some colleges, judging from a recent article in The College…
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Law and Government
Dark money from left-wing billionaires funded pro-Hamas highway-blockers
“Scores of ‘Free Palestine’ protesters across the United States took to the streets Monday to block major airports, highways, and…
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Unyielding
Jordan Peterson loses court battle over command that he undergo reeducation for social media posts
If the government requires you to have a license to work, licensing authorities can abuse that requirement to make you…
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Science and Technology
Spleens can be turned into functioning livers, a potential way to save lives of people with liver damage
“For the first time, a person has received an experimental treatment to transform one of their lymph nodes into a…
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